Amid rising tensions in the Middle East and increasing uncertainty across the region, an Indian businessman in Dubai has extended a helping hand to Indian nationals who were left stranded due to the ongoing crisis.
In a humanitarian gesture, Yogesh Doshi, Chairman of Al Mizan Group, opened his residential building to provide shelter to Indians who were unable to travel back home. The building, which comprises 64 apartments, has been made available entirely free of cost for those affected.
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The accommodation includes basic facilities such as food and other essential amenities to ensure the stranded individuals are supported during the difficult period.
Speaking about the initiative, Doshi said the effort is being carried out in coordination with the Indian People’s Forum UAE and the Consulate General of India in Dubai.
The initiative has already provided temporary shelter to more than 125 Indians, including families with children, offering them relief and safety while they await further travel arrangements.
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